Look to Imperial Woodworks for the highest quality church furniture in the market today. Their dedication to old-fashioned workmanship make these pieces the right choice for traditional and contemporary church settings. Imperial has designed the Traditional Series to enhance and showcase the fine look of oak throughout each piece. Features include:
- Red oak solids and veneer throughout
- Extended wings for additional surface work area
- Inset angled book support
- Interior storage shelf
- Fully enclosed solid oak base for easy cleaning
- Choice of 12 standard stain options
- Will stain to match existing wood finishes also
- Available standard with or without cross
- The Salvation Army Shield or Crest may be laser cut in place of cross for an additional charge
- Due to browser variations, no order will be processed until customer received a hi-resolution digital image of stain options, and confirms stain choice.
Since 1960, Imperial Woodworks, Inc. has been a family-run business making custom wooden church furniture. With second and third generations now in place, Imperial is the nation’s largest manufacturer that produces solely church furniture. Our 120,000 sq. ft. factory allows us to produce everything from church pews to communion rails to clergy chairs. Our company has shown continued growth without losing sight of our goal to make customer service the number one priority.
To meet the challenge of the diverse products used for worship today, Imperial offers traditional products such as solid wood church pews, communion rails, walk-in pulpits, kneelers, pew screens and modesty rails, custom chancel furniture designs, and solid oak chairs to beautifully coordinate all the church furnishings. In addition, Imperial provides more modern products such as metal and wood stacking chairs, plexiglass and acrylic pulpits and communion tables, and combination and defined-back pew seating options, along with more open, rounded designs of pulpits, tables, pulpit chairs and furniture, and pew ends to create a more contemporary feel to the worship setting.
